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AlexRich

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  1. 34 minutes ago, Brunolem said:

    That's right... Pattaya is full of lonely farangs who crave company, which they try to find in bars. 

     

    I have a friend there, exactly in this situation, and he is depressed now. 

     

    So, I ask him: how is it possible that after so many years in Pattaya you know so few people, and that you constantly need the artificial company provided by the bars? 

     

    His answer is that the people he knows (outside the bars) spend most of their time with their families. 

     

    Loneliness is a bitch and a bar buddy will never replace a family... 

     

    I suspect he’d be lonely wherever he decided to stay, and I’m not so sure that a “family” is the answer either ... given the level of divorce rates ... suggests he may have more chance of a “happy ending” in a Pattaya massage parlour. 

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  2. 3 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

    Travel the world and see the exotic destinations for yourself just once in your life to learn there is more than one place to get some personal treatment from a lovely lass.

    I’m not really a whoremonger at heart, so the red light districts of the world don’t appear prominently on my bucket list.

  3. You know the girl better than anyone on here. I’d say if you believe she will take it seriously and the cost does not significantly eat into your income then agree to fund the first year, with any further years dependent on passing the exams. So you have a get out clause if she’s not applying herself. But if the funding adds to your economic burden then just explain that you can’t afford it ... sorry. Ultimately she is not your responsibility.

  4. 9 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

    Well, some would say we are wasting many hours on this forum. But, at the very least we are not killing each other, or killing our families! And due to my outspoken nature I have been suspended many times from this forum for a week. Did I go into withdrawal? Absolutely not. It was a nice break! 

    I’ve been suspended too ... an injustice. Why were you chasing fire engines as a youngster? Was that an admission of pyromania?

  5. 1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

    There are some lines we cross in life, that are essentially a self revocation of the right to consume oxygen. I would say that is the case for this little monster.

     

    Gen Z is a fascinating generation. Some are remarkable. Some are activists, really care about their nation, and their environment, and will eventually lead to major changes here, as they will oust the incredibly toxic army once and for all. Of that I am sure. However, some are incredibly vapid, are really lacking in social skills, and far too dependent on technology. Many do not really have lives, but approximations of a life instead. Fairly empty souls. 

    Like the lost souls on Thai Visa ... lol.

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  6. We’re seeing a resurgence of it in the US in places like Florida and Texas. Given all the protests across the UK and the easing of the lockdown I wouldn’t be surprised to see a resurgence, but as vulnerable people are washing hands, avoiding crowds, and generally taking it seriously the actual impact may be lower ... with each resurgence lower until it eventually fizzles out in 2021. 

  7. I sat in a classroom as a 7 year old listening to an old spinster teacher explain that Mary was a Virgin, and that Joseph wasn’t the father? There was something a bit off about that story (as well as the other ones) ... firstly, Joseph never consummated the nuptials, and someone else slipped in in front of him, and he bought the story that it was God! 
     

    These are stories. Stories traced back to a time when people believed all sorts of nonsense about how we got here. They never made any sense to me as a youngster, and they make even less sense today. 

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